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The Renovation and Reinstallation of the Schmidlapp Gallery
October 29, 2011 - October 29, 2013
Iconic, impactful and masterful - the paintings, sculptures and decorative arts on exhibit here represent the Cincinnati Art Museum’s core strengths as a collecting institution. Displayed in a manner that allows visitors to concentrate on each singular work of art and become immersed in the viewing experience, the Schmidlapp Gallery encourages you to start your journey here. As a springboard to the rest of Art Museum and its trove of great works on display, the Schmidlapp Gallery underscores our broader mission of finding new and better ways to bring people and art together.
The renovation and reinstallation of the Schmidlapp Gallery was made possible by generous support from:
Jacob G. Schmidlapp Trusts, Fifth Third Bank, Trustee
A Taste of Duveneck 2008
A Taste of Duveneck 2009
A Taste of Duveneck 2010
A Friend of the Cincinnati Art Museum
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